The Present Perfect Continuous is the same as the Present Perfect Progressive Tense. Definition: It is used to say that something had been happening before something else happened. The action started and is still continuing. 1. You use it to describe an activity that has stopped or just stopped. Examples Why are you sweating? Have […]
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France is no exception to receiving the influx of migrants like the rest of Europe. However, recent reports have revealed that French border police authorities have been rejecting unaccompanied migrant children who have dared dangerous mountain trips from Italy to France. France conducts rigorous age evaluations and interviews. These children claim they present their real
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I am a swing, play with me. I always have two long strong ropes. Babies, children, and adults can sit on me. I sway them up and down. Everyone likes to swing on me. I help improve proper posture. They also get body strength and balance. I am the monkey bar. Play with me. People
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Believing in Jesus is the only condition for peaceful heaven in eternity. As vague as that might sound, there is no compromise to entering heaven. Unbelief will be one of the critical things that will prevent unbelievers from entering God’s glorious heavenly kingdom. Do you believe in God? Now is the best time to start
Xenophobia refers to the irrational fear, distrust, or hostility towards individuals from other countries or cultures. It often involves prejudice and discrimination against foreigners, based on their nationality, ethnicity, or perceived differences. Addressing xenophobia is essential to fostering a more inclusive and harmonious society that respects the dignity and rights of all individuals, regardless of
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I am a Christian. I love God. God loves me. His love is Himself. Like John, I know I am his beloved. I am a Christian. I have weaknesses. My tongue flips sometimes like Simon Peter’s. My anger flares like Moses. But I am reminded to be courageous like Joshua. I am a Christian. I
When Huli wakes up in the morning, he greets everyone with a cheerful “Good morning Mama,” “Morning, Papa,” and “Hello, Nanny Susan.” He always wears a smile and is excited about the day ahead. Huli gets lots of hugs and kisses from everyone. He equally has chores. Then, he goes to his room, opens the
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Hearing is the process, function, or power of perceiving sound precisely: the unique sense by which noises and tones are received as stimuli. This meaning applies to our relationship with fellow men, but is different from God. We don’t use our physical ears to hear our spiritual God. We have to learn how to hear him from
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Since 2002, the Central African Republic (CAR) has been experiencing deadly internal conflicts. Civilian deaths remain uncountable. This has caused over 1.1 million in a country of five million to flee. Some have either become internally displaced or become refugees in neighbouring countries, mostly in Cameroon. The major causes of the conflict are religious identities,
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Trouble is usually the uninvited August guest. Known to show its face during the party. Everyone hates it when it comes. Trouble commonly means something terrible. Sometimes it ends with bitterness. It should finish with gladness. Everyone hopes for joyfulness. Trouble is not always foul. Some corrections come after it came. No one wants it